There was a mass hack that has been made on Solana and it's 8000 wallets that have been compromised. If you think that it's manageable and won't happen again in the future then buy them up.

Solana Hack — 8,000 Wallet Hacked, Approximately $8millions

Hacking attack drains £5m from 8,000 wallets linked to Solana crypto network

I'm not optimistic when something like this has already occurred to a project but I still see it at the top and many still likes it.

Hello SLM.games! Welcome to the forum!

Is it just me that there's this feeling that they're like another produced casino that has the same design with the others? I've seen this somewhere and it's gotta feel really the same.

Maybe it's just you, the website loads to me too fast and fine with Mozilla.

It's like the same as those investors that are buying tokens that have no future and the same goes for the other meme coins that are nearly dead. That's why I think that there will still be few that would hope on that it will recover so, they'll buy.

It could be from retail investors but hopefully that they're the same as how we think about this.

Yeah, I know that investors are not that stupid. But it's the same as the other classification that we can't deny that there are investors that are willing to take bets.

It applies for every exchange.

Whether it is Binance or not, you shouldn't keep a significant amount of your money and assets to any of them. As a trader, you may keep some but make sure that you can afford that to lose if something as FTX happens to Binance or to any exchange you use.

True.

No one knows what's the future of them and all other exchanges.

To @OP and everyone.

Taking profit is very common these days because if you don't do that, that's the actual lesson you'll learn. That's what I've learn long time ago and there were instances that when you take profits, the market rises more.

And at that time, the regret begins to tick on your mind that you should haven't taken the profit yet. But, you just did the right thing and you'll never know when the dump will start.

I believe that there are still few that would bite on this. Like, they're thinking that this is crypto and it can be dumped fast but the same as the opposite of it, recovery.

Those that have the funds and can afford to lose it for the second time around would take the gamble. But as for me, I'd never touch any of these shits from FTX/Alameda.

Electrum has a mobile app if you want to keep it to a mainly focused mobile app like Trust wallet. But that's also only for BTC keeps.

As for your USDT, what chain is that? There are several wallets that you can keep that if you don't want to keep it there like if it's on ERC20, Metamask and MEW would be enough and the risk is on how you'll keep your private key.

Just to give the idea, TrustWallet is closed source and owned by Binance.

I hope OP someday will consider owning a hardware wallet because it's not just common but one of the best ways to keep your assets.

Lucrative? It's past that already.

The booming days of tokens like this has been done since last year. They're really profitable and everyone had thought that it's going to be that long not until the bear market has come.

You think of it as some sort of a gamble, really a gamble at these days and you don't know how long it will have this chart that it shows right now. If you're up for it to grab and gamble, good luck to you.

How high is your leverage?

It's not that profitable there if you're not used to the risk that it has. Most traders there are being rekt by liquidation and that's what you need to avoid the most.

If your leverage is high then you'll surely going to be at loss most of the time. The higher it is, the higher chance that you'll get liquidated. And you need to be closely monitoring your futures trade so, don't get in if you can't.

There's no other way to go but crypto surely is here to stay. But it doesn't mean that every crypto is going to stay.

The best is here to stay and obviously bitcoin will remain to be the leader of this market and then, the rest of the altcoins who's also being developed very well will also stay.

Yeah, that's how it goes.

If you ever can sustain and hold it while paying your electricity expenses with other source of income, the better. It's just the same as accumulating with the use of your money but this time, you're mining it.

As you have decided to mine those two, I wish you luck and hopefully we all bounce back when the market is better and up again. Because it's likely that chosen altcoins will be up again for the next bull cycle.

It's really easy to say but the execution and application is hard. It is in general not just in UK and USA that most of the rich folks there are problem solvers.

It could be their own personal problems or people's problem and that's how they've figured out to become rich. Those that you've mentioned are normal and even you're just an employee, you get to have those.

So for personal experience, you'll use all of those and you'll manage to walkthrough with all of it. Having a patent is just one of it, you can divert that attention into other business where you're having the inspiration of the successful ones.

If you want to get rich, look for problems in your country or local area and then find solutions for it. Those that have been rich are the problem solvers and gave the solution for a long time existing problem in their areas.

And with that, you can capitalize the system and earn from the patent that you've invented as help and solution to the people there. That's how it goes, you need to be a great critical thinker and execute it.

That's actually the two coins that I am seeing when I check GPU mining groups, it's either ravencoin or ETC that they're mining.

They might be not profitable as of now but since the technique is just to mine, sustain and hold until the next bull run. I guess that you'll be doing the right thing of mining any of the two.

Just like the experience of most, I'm like them that hasn't really no idea how to be financially literate and then when bitcoin got in all of a sudden.

It has pushed me to be aware of those financial matters. Like it's a complete buff, you get the investment and understand cryptocurrencies and its technology (blockchain).

And then, you'll get the idea how the market works, the charts which is the visibility of its performances all of these days/years.

The next script is to make the fall of crypto.com I guess?

You know, with politics, it is everywhere. From company to its competitor, the typical government with its politics and as in everywhere. We don't know if it's a blessing in disguise that someone has exposed the problem FTX/Alameda research has.

These big people that owns these centralized exchanges knows a lot.

It depends if you're not making profit with that house and you're not living there. If you're a realtor and you've got a lot of properties and you see more value selling it for you to get into bitcoin, I think that you just did the right thing.

Because it looks like you're not forced to sell it and that just happened based on your free will and current lifestyle situation.

But as long as you know what you're taking with the risk that selling your house and buying bitcoin with it, let's all hold our hands altogether and wait until the next bull arrives.

You're welcome!

And I thought that you've made that actually but not. You've just made it look like that you made it but in reality, that's the deal that you want to make.

Well, NFTs are not a thing today but they're a thing in the past and it's very unlikely that you'll see someone who will grab that deal to trade their precious Ethereum for an unknown NFT or earning opportunity that has been told many times already by marketers.

That's why I don't accumulate those wrapped tokens whether it's btc, ethereum or any other altcoins.

I'd like the more precise and genuine thing without it having wrapped. It's a warning for those that thinks they own the real thing, the real token but just holds the wrapped version.

Take out your assets from those wrapped tokens and convert it to the real one.

This past week, it just proved that anything can happen to an exchange as big as FTX. And let us say that Binance is the giant for crypto exchanges, you just can't be sure how steady they are.

The market is very volatile and crypto market can crash as low as we can imagine wiping out the entire market. I saw closure announcements and with this thing on FTX, if someone will expose activities that haven't been known by the people.

That billions of money they have can be wiped within less than a day.